Within the project three focus groups were established :

• Enabling innovation, artistic freedom and sustainability.
• A developed framework for mobility for the Swedish music industry in Europe.
• An increased diversity and inclusion in the music sector.

Three digital meetings per group were set up. First, a main national round table discussion has been organized. Then, international participants were invited (2-3 selected per group) to discuss international perspectives. Ultimately, a publicly streamed round table discussion and presentation of the developed draft was held.

The results from the group discussions were presented as three short and very concrete action plans toward the politics and the industry/sector itself. An event took place in May 2023 in Nalen to present the findings to all the stakeholders and the press.

In 2021, the Centre national de la musique (CNM) launched the One Voice For European Music initiative, in order to strengthen the European Union (EU) support for the music sector. From October 2021 to February 2022, four thematic working groups have been organised (each consisting of a double 2h discussion session), focusing on different key priorities identified through preliminary discussions with the sector. The agendas of these working groups were co-constructed with the sector so as not to leave any important matter aside. The result of this process is the following report, an inclusive, consensual set of recommendations developed with the objective of serving the general interest of the European music sector.